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Logos is a 5-fader MIDI controller engineered to eliminate workflow friction. Each fader offers instant customization—assign any MIDI CC, label it with a custom name, and select its response curve—with eight banks to store your perfect setups.
Reconfigure and save new profiles in seconds through an intuitive interface.
Its low-profile, high-finish design provides lasting comfort for detailed automation. Dedicated keyswitch buttons unlock streamlined articulation control, letting you perfect melodic and rhythmic patterns with effortless combination switching.
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Specifications
Hardware
Controls
- 5 100mm linear (not-motorised) faders
- 14 RGB luminescent buttons for keyswitching and scale changes
- 6 settings programming push button rotary encoders
- Ultra-wide LCD screen
Connectors
- USB-B output
- MIDI DIN-5 output
- USB-B LEDs power supply socket
Enclosure
- 7° slope panel
- Desk footprint: 21×25 cm
- Height: 2cm (front) / 4.5cm (back)
- Black anodised aluminium casing
- hand-finished cherry wood end-bells
- Non-slip rubber pads
Optional
- 2,5 meters RGB LEDs strip
- 50 cm USB-B to USB-A cable
Software
Settings and display
- 8 callable preset banks
- 3 independant fader settings:
- CC number
- CC name displayed
- Curve response (linear, logarithmic, reversed-logarithmic)
- Current CC value displayed when a fader is moving
LEDs
- 16 factory color palettes
- Some light settings can be controlled by a chosen fader’s position
Menu navigation
- 3 sub-menus :
- CC number and name, Preset number, active scale
- Lighting effects programming, MIDI channel
- Fader curve-shape assignation
- Easy onboard programming
Optional
- Desktop app (PC, MAC and Linux) for a more convenient global vision of your settings
- Firmware update possible via the desktop app
MIDI compliant device (« plug-and-play » – no driver required)
In ancient Greek thought, « Logos » originally designates spoken or written discourse.
By extension, it comes to signify reason itself, considered as stemming from the capacity to use language.
From this notion derives the idea of logic, which corresponds in the Latin world to the art of correct and rational thought.
To compose is to articulate discourse
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User’s Manual
User’s Manual – v-0.1-BETA – 03/25/2026
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Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος, καὶ ὁ λόγος ἦν πρὸς τὸν θεόν, καὶ θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος.
John 1, 1
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.